Me, te, se… It’s time to reflect — in French

The Vidéo I Grammaire I Les pronoms réfléchis lesson takes you deep into one of the most practical — and often confusing — parts of French grammar: reflexive pronouns. Used constantly in everyday speech, they appear in expressions like se lever, s’appeler, se souvenir, se dépêcher, and many more. But where do they go in the sentence? How do they change with tenses? And how can you tell when a verb is reflexive? Through several carefully structured videos, Vincent answers all these questions and guides you through real examples, so you can understand, internalize, and apply this grammar naturally. Here’s what this lesson includes: 📚 Clear explanations of all reflexive pronouns — me, te, se, nous, vous, se — and how they adapt with the subject. 🎥 Several detailed videos — covering recognition, usage, placement, and reflexive verb formation. 💬 Dozens of real-life examples — from daily French conversations (Je me réveille, tu te prépares, il se rase) to more advanced forms (Nous nous sommes vus, elle s’est rappelée). 🧠 Step-by-step rules — how to form reflexive verbs in all tenses, including passé composé, imparfait, futur, and conditional. ⚠️ Common pitfalls explained — when se doesn’t mean “oneself,” and when verbs look reflexive but aren’t (s’en aller, se rendre compte, etc.). ✍️ Practice and repetition — to help make reflexive structures automatic. By the end of this course, you’ll be able to: ✅ Recognize reflexive verbs instantly. ✅ Use reflexive pronouns naturally in every tense. ✅ Avoid common mistakes and sound more fluent and native-like. This lesson gives you all the tools to handle “self” with confidence — because in French, reflection is a grammatical art!